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A first step in the right direction
(chevronwp7.com)
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16y ago
Weird, I didn't see much italicized text in either page; but this should resolve your issues: http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/
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Videos from Scala Days 2010
(days2010.scala-lang.org)
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16y ago
I could see it being a great app on Motorola's Atrix with dock (laptop or "desktop") once that comes out.
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16y ago
A couple possible matches: Exploring Lift: http://exploring.liftweb.net/ Lift in Action MEAP: http://www.manning.com/perrett/
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Meet The Entrepreneur Trying To Defeat Google From His Basement
(businessinsider.com)
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Tinyweb Does Mono
(invalidcast.com)
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Harmony Of My Dreams
(brendaneich.com)
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Appcelerator Acquires Web App Development Suite Aptana
(techcrunch.com)
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Bowler - RESTful Scala Web Framework
(bowlerframework.org)
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Kinect-Augmented Reality, as Projection Mapping Meets Depth Sensing
(createdigitalmotion.com)
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16y ago
Is it common for java developers to use a "dumb" editor like textmate / jedit / nano? I've heard that a good IDE is a requirement for writing significant amounts of Java. To be fair, I've mostly been interested in Scala; but it seems like y
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16y ago
Would you mind discussing your development setup? What editor(s) do you use? Other software that makes writing Java easier? There are many opinions about this on the internet, but most of them are geared towards enterprise developers in lar
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16y ago
Slight typo in the first line of your code; asnyc should be async. Line 6, WriteAsnyc should be WriteAsync The intentions were very clear, just posting this in case someone tries to copy & paste it.
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16y ago
They won't be coming in node.js: http://twitter.com/#!/ryah/status/25685501193232384
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If the post is good (which is to say if your product is interesting), it will stay on the front page long enough that it doesn't matter when you post. One caveat, avoid the weekend since most popular news sites like HN slow down during that
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It's a polyglot world after all - Lift adding support for JRuby
(groups.google.com)
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Lift 2.2 Released
(liftweb.net)
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An Open Letter to the Erlang Beginner (or Onlooker)
(ferd.ca)
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16y ago
"Cost" (in the grocery world) usually refers to the wholesale cost to the store.
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16y ago
If you asked him nicely, I bet the prize would also be payable in the form of grizzled man hugs, a video of sweet karate moves or maybe he'd even let you get to first base. Don't get me wrong, I don't know tenderlove at all and I've never e
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16y ago
3 to 4 minutes to recompile over a million lines of code is a lifetime? What size code base do you work with? If you write in a dynamic language, how long does it take all of your tests to pass? Now I have to wonder if you're being seriou
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16y ago
The write/build/test compile cycle is slow as f-ck I work on a million LOC project that takes 3 or 4 minutes to build. If that feels too slow, you can selectively build projects. I'm not sure what your definition of "slow as f-ck" i
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Ugh, sorry. I just look at the URL to make sure it's as clean as possible. I didn't think about multiple entry points on the blog.
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16y ago
Many moons ago I did something like this at a place I worked. Instead of a phone, I took the guts of a dreamcast running Linux and duct taped under the CTO's desk because he refused to stop claiming that our network was significantly more s
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Starting with Lisp
(dreamincode.net)
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What does the Smalltalk scalability story look like? Could you build something like Twitter or a Farmville backend on Smalltalk with similar scaling strategies used in Python and Ruby?
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jacquesm put together a pretty good guide last year as well: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=848370
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Uncle Bob’s Bowling Game Kata, Clojure Style
(blog.twonegatives.com)
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Papa Sangre: binaural video game with no video
(boingboing.net)
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